Fridge Vs. Pantry

by Speak Easy with Lauren

Price: 200 points or $2 USD

Subjects: activitiesOfDailyLiving,executiveFunctions,prevocationalAndVocational,speech,expressiveLanguage,pragmatics,socialAspectsOfCommunication

Grades: 0

Description: Introducing "Fridge vs. Pantry" for Speech Therapy – an interactive and educational game designed to enhance language skills in a fun and engaging way. This activity helps children learn categorization by moving various food items to their appropriate locations: the fridge or the pantry. Once items are sorted, the next card presents sentence strips that prompt children to form complete sentences, describing their actions and choices. Ideal for speech-language pathologists, educators, and parents, this game promotes vocabulary development, critical thinking, and sentence structure practice. Perfect for individual or group sessions, "Fridge vs. Pantry" makes language learning enjoyable and effective. Enhance your speech therapy toolkit with this dynamic and interactive resource, and watch your learners build confidence and communication skills!